Is it legal for the landlord to charge AED 1,000 for every renewal?

Hello,

If the original lease contract does not mention a renewal fee, the landlord may not have the right to impose one unless both parties agree to it.

If you are in Dubai, the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) guidelines generally state that landlords cannot impose new charges that were not included in the original contract unless agreed upon by both parties.

Dear questioner

Notify the landlord of your concern regarding the AED 1,000 charge for each renewal. If you had struck out the terms mentioning this, then the landlord has no authority to demand payment.

If he continues despite being notified by email, you can file a complaint against them.

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Greeting,

This question is not clear. Did he sign the addendum to the contract? If yes, then he is bound by the terms and conditions contained unless he proves "non est factum."

If he did not sign, then he will not be bound by it.

Best Regards,

Greetings,

Nothing should be paid for renewal unless stated in the original contract.

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